IV Drips in Juhu
Vitamin and antioxidant infusions given under medical supervision, after a health assessment. Five formulations, and an honest account of what they can and cannot do.
- 5 formulations
- Doctor supervised
- Health check first
- Courses of 10
Nutrients, delivered directly
An IV drip delivers a measured mix of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants into a vein, so it reaches the bloodstream without passing through the digestive system. You sit in a chair with a cannula in your arm while the bag runs through.
That route is the whole point. Absorption from the gut varies between people, and some nutrients are poorly absorbed when swallowed. An infusion bypasses that. It does not, however, turn a vitamin into a different kind of substance — a drip does what its contents do, no more.
Where we are careful: glutathione infusions are popular for skin brightening, and the evidence for that effect is limited, with any change being gradual and not permanent. NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy production and DNA repair, which is why it appears in anti-ageing formulations, but that is a description of the molecule’s role in the body rather than a promise about your face. If you have a genuine deficiency, correcting it can make a real difference to how you feel. If you do not, expect less.
The five drips we offer
- Glow DripGlutathione, vitamin C and multivitamins. The one most people come in for, chosen for skin brightness and general wellbeing. Available as a course of ten.
- Ultimate Glow DripThe Glow formulation with NAD+ added, a coenzyme involved in cellular energy and DNA repair. Also available as a course of ten.
- Lustrous Hair DripGlutathione, biotin, zinc and multivitamins, aimed at hair, skin and nails.
- Immunity DripIV hydration with multivitamins, zinc and magnesium. Useful when you are run down, dehydrated or recovering.
- Age Reversal DripA formulation aimed at early signs of ageing and cellular repair, intended to support skin quality over a course.
Not suitable if you have kidney disease, heart failure or any condition where fluid load matters, if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have a G6PD deficiency, which makes high-dose vitamin C unsafe. Tell us about every medicine and supplement you take, along with any allergy. A drip is a medical procedure, not a facial, and we will decline if it is not safe for you.
How it works
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Health assessment
Dr. Khushal goes through your medical history, medication and what you are hoping for, and may ask for blood tests. If a deficiency is the issue, it helps to know which one before choosing a drip.
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Choosing the formulation
We match the drip to the goal — skin, hair, immunity or recovery — rather than starting with the most expensive bag on the list.
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Cannula
A thin cannula is placed in a vein in your arm, the same as for any blood test or hospital drip. One brief prick, and then nothing.
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The infusion
The bag runs through slowly while you sit back. Slow is deliberate: it is more comfortable and safer. Bring a book or something to watch.
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Observation, then out
The cannula comes out, we keep an eye on you briefly, and you leave. No recovery time, and you can drive and go back to work.
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Repeat sessions
One drip can leave you feeling better quickly. Skin-related goals need a course — the Glow and Ultimate Glow drips are offered in courses of ten, spaced across weeks.
Post-care instructions
Straightforward, and mostly about the arm.
- Keep the small dressing on for a couple of hours and press gently if the site bleeds.
- Drink water through the day and eat normally. Do not come in on an empty stomach.
- Skip a heavy gym session for the rest of the day.
- Mild bruising or tenderness where the cannula sat is common and settles in a few days.
- If you are having glutathione for skin, sunscreen daily matters more than the drip does.
- Anything unusual — fever, rash, swelling of the arm, breathlessness — call the clinic immediately.
What to expect: hydration and energy effects can be felt the same day, particularly if you were depleted. Skin and hair changes are gradual and need a course, and they hold only while the underlying habits — sleep, diet, sun protection — hold up too.
Book an IV drip consultation
Bring any recent blood reports. We will tell you whether a drip is worth it for what you want, and which one.
- Mon–Sat 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM. Sunday by appointment.
- +91 98239 00884 / +91 86690 65851
- WhatsApp +91 98239 00884
- mkaestheticsjuhu@gmail.com
- Flat No. 8, First Floor, Sukh Shanti Building, above Dhanani Jewellers, JVPD Scheme, Juhu, N S Road Number 8, Vile Parle West, Mumbai 400049
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IV drip FAQs
Will a glow drip make my skin fairer?
Glutathione is used for skin brightening, but the evidence for it is limited, any change is gradual, and it fades once you stop. It is not a substitute for sunscreen, pigmentation treatment or sleep. We would rather set that expectation now than have you finish a course disappointed.
Does it hurt?
One brief prick when the cannula goes in, then nothing for the rest of the infusion. Some people feel a cool sensation as the fluid runs.
How long does a session take?
The bag is run slowly on purpose, for comfort and safety, so plan to be seated for a while rather than in and out. We will tell you the timing for your drip when you book.
Is it safe?
It is safe for most healthy adults when given under medical supervision after an assessment. It is not safe for everyone — kidney disease, heart failure, pregnancy and G6PD deficiency all rule certain drips out, which is exactly why the assessment comes first.
How many sessions will I need?
For hydration or feeling run down, one can be enough. For skin-related goals, expect a course — the Glow and Ultimate Glow drips are offered in courses of ten, spaced over weeks.
Do I need blood tests first?
Often it helps. Knowing whether you are actually low in iron, vitamin D or B12 changes which drip makes sense, and sometimes shows that a tablet would do the job instead.
Can I have a drip while on medication?
Tell us everything you take, including supplements. Most medicines are not a problem, but some interact with high-dose vitamins, and that is a decision for the doctor rather than the front desk.
Is NAD+ really anti-ageing?
NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy production and DNA repair, and interest in it is genuine. What is not established is how much an infusion changes ageing in practice. We offer it, and we describe it accurately rather than promising you reversed years.
Related treatments
- Skin BoostersInjectable hydration placed directly into the skin rather than the bloodstream.
- Hair Loss TreatmentPRP and GFC therapy for thinning hair, after a doctor’s assessment.
- Medi-FacialsClinical facials for pigmentation, congestion and dullness.
- Chemical PeelsThe treatment that actually shifts pigmentation, when brightness is the goal.